Started the LED swap, installed trans temp gauge
06-22-2010, 06:57 PM
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I finally figured out the wiring on the A/C controls with the help of a member posting a link to a great write up on it. I was able to do it in like 30 minutes. The pic doesnt do it justice.
06-22-2010, 08:18 PM
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Fastnblu: didnt do anything sifferent, I think cause I didnt take it at night. Ill post another night pic in a lil while.
TIM: Heres the link to the awesome writeup on the A/C controls. He has others I'm sure but I havent searched.http://gmfullsize.com/forum/showthread.php?t=174973
Qwank, I removed the stock bulbs from their locations (6) and soldered in (2) 3mm flat top leds in each bulb location. for a total of 12 LEDS. I had originally used 5mm leds on the cluster (1 in each location) but they were a lot darker blue then the 3mm's and I liked them better. I can get pics if you need it. Cluster is the easiest part.
TIM: Heres the link to the awesome writeup on the A/C controls. He has others I'm sure but I havent searched.http://gmfullsize.com/forum/showthread.php?t=174973
Qwank, I removed the stock bulbs from their locations (6) and soldered in (2) 3mm flat top leds in each bulb location. for a total of 12 LEDS. I had originally used 5mm leds on the cluster (1 in each location) but they were a lot darker blue then the 3mm's and I liked them better. I can get pics if you need it. Cluster is the easiest part.
